Ringneck Pheasant ?

oldchickenman

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I am just starting out with 1 pair Ringneck Pheasants we built a run for themn 20 by 20 with some tree branches aand a box for them to get into part of the run is coverd. can you put more then one pair in the came run?
 
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They are okay until Jan then you will need to take 2 of your males out.A single male can handle up to 10 hens(lucky birds).Jan they start to pair of for breeding and the males will fight to the death for hens.You may luck out as they were raised together,but I wouldn't chance it.Or if you have the room make up 3 trios.
In N.H.,Tony.
Old chick man,
Same for you,put as many hens in there as you want,but no more males.
 
It's probably better fertility,but the males are very aggressive during breeding and can kill hens.I think it's best for the hens if there are at least 4 hens for him to breed.This way he is not beating on 1 hen,he is spreading the beatings.Just my opinion.
In N.H.,Tony.
 
Tony this is funny "This way he is not beating on 1 hen,he is spreading the beatings" This thinking works for almost all birds.
 
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Most all.but more so for ringnecks,reeves and silvers.These guys can be real aggressive when breeding.
In N.H.,Tony.
 

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